Monthly Archives: March 2019

It is inconceivable that any of this could possibly be the intent of the legislature in passage of OPRA and NJ’s wildlife management laws. I just submitted the below email request to DEP Commissioner McCabe. [edit – criticism deleted. I sent to wrong McCabe … Continue reading →

Proposal would help hunters locate, track and kill bears Proposal would keep DEP bear management practices secret We will be seeking legislative oversight and veto, because it could not possibly be the legislature’s intent to authorize DEP to keep important … Continue reading →

We’re northeast of Tucson, somewhere near Oracle, Az – sunny and quite warm the last 2 days (75-80 degrees). That sure beats the 10 degree nights and 10 inches of snow we got the week before in Bisbee, Az. Just … Continue reading →

Proposal would frustrate anti-bear hunt activists and benefit private landowners & hunters Using secrecy to frustrate the exercise of constitutionally protected activities under the guise of protecting public safety is a disgrace. [Update: 3/24/19 – Rich Cowen of the Bergen Record wrote a … Continue reading →

Proposal would increase protections on 749 miles of “exceptional quality” waters But, it is not nearly as good as it sounds The Murphy DEP finally proposed a real regulation – real in the sense that it provides enforceable and measurable … Continue reading →